Heavenly Bistro

I love Heavenly Cafe! I enjoy supporting local and this restaurant is right in my neighborhood.

I love the variety of their eggs benedict (eggs are always runny as poached eggs should be), the omelettes are always tasty and the French toast never disappoints.

My favorite waitress ever works here and it's so nice to be welcomed by Gauge

My friend and I both got different eggs benedicts which came with not 2 but 3 eggs! However only 1 of my 3 eggs had runny yolks. The potatos were seasoned and cooked perfectly.

The service was great. We got seated and got our orders taken right away. We didn't have to wait long for our order. The owner and waitress was very personable.

Great decor and clean bathrooms.

We went for a nice brunch/lunch and this place is usually packed I hear. It was busy, with very few empty tables but you didn't feel too crowded. It was busy, but waitress was great!

I ordered a Bailey Irish Cream coffee bc it looked so good in the pictures on Yelp! I asked for it to be light, but it seemed very strong! I couldn't even finish it, and I was trying to for 12.00- lol! Maybe bc I don't drink it was too strong for me and gave me a headache the first 3 sips. I won't rate this bc I'm not sure if it was me or the drink?!

The menu offered so many tasty choices that I know I will have to come back to try it! I want eggs Benedict next time- there are a variety of Eggs Benedict!

I had chicken Marsala for my lunch. Not your typical chicken Marsala - it had to me a taste of soy sauce in there and in stirfry vegetables which both were good, but I tasted soy sauce and Marsala? So it was a bit on the saltier side, but still good at 3.8(( out of 5 stars or 7.5 out if 10 to give you a better idea. Vegetables were crisp tender which I like. Mashed potatoes were smooth and like instant kind.

My daughter had a cheeseburger with avocado. That was actually a good burger( she gave it an 8/10). I don't really like fries much, but this was crisp and tender inside, so pretty good. I would give this dish an 8/10 or a 4/5 stars.

The little one had chicken tenders which was really crispy on the outside and tender inside. Little Miss Princess loved it and her fries! 4/5.

The Crab Eggs Benedict is my other daughter's favorite dish there. And looked delicious. She rated it 7.5/10 (4 out of 5) today. She said usually it is even better!

Note parking is hard to find bc of the many stores and restaurants and a large apartment complex next to the center. Note there are 15-20 min parking spots but we saw a tow truck there so just be aware they do come by there!

Nice and lively place with solid good breakfasts and other foods. Great for a brunch with friends and family! Staff were all friendly. Overall I would say this place rated a 3.8-4 ( rounded to 4 stars). For a breakfast and brunch, I think this place is a good place to go!

Food doesn't equal the price point
$60 for two @ brunch, 2 breakfast (average)1 with avocado and 2 coffees nothing else

Heavenly bistro is kind of a hole in the wall type of place nestled in a strip mall with some non-food shops like a nail place. I arrived around 930a on a Friday morning and there were around 15 people total inside, a lot of empty tables. It filled up a little more around 1015. However, parking was hard. Lots of groups of friends were dining there-- several groups of young men, and as I entered a group of young women left.

Inside the restaurant is interesting. Pop music plays at a medium volume. It's clean but not sparkling clean. The tables are a little sticky. The chairs are a little worse for wear; one wood chair at my table was taped in several places with masking tape. They are storing their excess bread in the dining area, as well as cups, coffee, water, and silverware. It's well organized.

The menu is large, and the average price per item is at least $17. I ordered a hot chocolate with almond milk for $4, so they didn't give me whipped cream and instead did a dusting of cinnamon which I thought was a nice little thing to do instead. It was creamy and milk-chocolatey. It arrived steaming hot.

I also ordered the california omelette for $18 and asked them to replace the toast with fruit (since I have celiac disease and cannot eat gluten/bread/wheat). I also asked for the sour cream on the side. So far I have modified everything in my order and the waitress is UNFAZED and happy to help. I appreciated that a lot. The omelette took less than ten minutes to come out. The omelette was stuffed full of chicken, spinach, and cheese, with a salsa on top that has a mild kick. It had three slices of avocado. One thing to note is that though they list this as an egg-white-only omelette, it did appear to also have yolk. That doesn't really matter to me but it might matter to others.

Everything was just SEASONED. Like everything had flavor. If you're sensitive to spice I'd let them know because there's a very subtle kick to everything.

All the fruit they gave me was ripe.
In terms of the potatoes, I'm not usually a potato person (controversial I know). But these potatoes were good. They're crispy and really well seasoned, garlicky and stuff.

They have a large assortment of jams (orange marmalade, strawberry, blueberry, blackberry). They have a good assortment of hot sauces-- Tabasco, tapatio, and a local californian brand called the pepper plant.

The prices are definitely justified in the portions. I was full after eating about half.

When I went to pay I realized-- nightmare-- I forgot my entire wallet. I asked if they had Apple Pay and they did, thank goodness. They were gracious and really nice. Was not the best food in the world but the service was nice and the food came fast. Would come back!

The food was excellent! I had the loco moco, and it was cooked perfectly , very very delicious.
best loco moco i ever had

I was just here yesterday with my sisters for brunch. And what this place had to offer was great.

The place was quiet, but not too quiet, cause there were other people too. The menu had a breakfast menu and a lunch menu.

What they had to offer in the omelettes section is much more than what omelets are offered at IHOP and Denny's.

Here, at Heavenly Bistro, I got the chorizo omelette and it was lit.

Service was great, the waitresses were friendly. I am for sure coming back here again.

We were looking forward to eating here because we usually get the family ready too late in the morning, then we would have to wait in a long line. At this visit, we signed in at the front door and the waitress told us that the wait was only 15 minutes, so we had the kids wait inside the car while we were waiting to hear our name called.

We ordered corn beef hash with poached eggs, country, potatoes, and sourdough toast. We also ordered a hash Benedict with country potatoes. We also ordered a Dungeness crab Benedict with country potatoes. and we ordered a kids pasta, linguine Alfredo, and a bloody Mary.

The kids loved the linguine alfredo. As for the Benedicts and the corned beef hash, they all were okay, but all of them lacked flavor. For the corned beef, the meat was tender, it just didn't really taste like anything. It kind of tasted more like the mushrooms that were sprinkled throughout the dishes. We are glad that we tried Heavenly Bistro because the long lines make us curious about the specialties that are available here.

The good:
A beautiful breakfast nook.
The waffle with berries had great bacon and sausage.

The bad:
The crepes had nothing inside but berries. What a shame it didn't have a cream or cottage cheese mixture.
There is only one bathroom and the fan didn't work. It was hot and smelly.
We arrived at 2pm, the person seating us hesitated. Yelp said they close at 3. We were seated, but I would have been sad if he turned us away. We spent $53 for 2 breakfasts and 2 drinks.

Excellent eggs Benedict snd mimosas were on point. Greeted and seated quickly. Small and quaint. Clean and bartender was friendly.

Parking is a nightmare though.